GLASS & MEDICAL WASTE MIXED TEAM

First step in glass recyling is

• a) depositt your glass in an area glass drop-off bin 

• b) sorting stations

• c)glass breaking

How much medical waist is produced by healthcare institutions that is non-

hazardous?

• 85%

• 5%

• 45%

• 90%

Medical plastic recycling is limited mainly due to:

•     a) we have too little of reusable medical plastic

•   b) difficulties in sorting

•   c) we use only paper tools so the plastic ones are not useful anymore

Why should we be more careful about medical waste?

• Because they can cause forest fires.

• Because they pollute the air.

• Because they can transmit to many disases. 

• Because they cause global warming.

Which option includes all creatures that are affected by nano/micro glass pollution?

• A )Humans

• B) Humans and Plants

• C) Animals, Plants and Humans

• D) Plants and Animals

We use glass wool as:

• type of bed

• isulating material

• pillow filler

Does glass lose its safety over time?

• a) yes

• b) no

• c) maybe

How does the glass pollute the air?

• A) The production of glass and forest fires caused by glass.

• B) The glass bottles in the oceans.

• C) Glass entering the food chain through the sea foods.

• D) Broken glasses in the trashcans.

Which one is recyclable for %100 percent?

• a. Medical Waste

• b. Carton

• c. Glass

• d. Plastic

What are the examples of medical waste?

• A) Radioactive trash, chemical waste, infectious…etc.

• B) Televison, phones, PC

• C) copper, gold, silver

• D) There are no examples.